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“We Froze Osun Account To Prevent Illegal Diversion Of Funds” – EFCC • WAFCON 2026: Super Falcons’ Rating Player-By-Player In Big Win Over Egypt • REGSEC to demolish structures on waterways at Laboma, Agbogbloshie next week • Seth Terkper calls for greater use of diaspora remittances to drive Ghana's development • RTI Commission fines 254 public institutions GH¢20,000 each for failing to submit annual reports • Lawyers challenge vacation hearings in Abdul-Wahab, Adu-Boahen cases • Expired beverages and food products destroyed in Ho • Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s residence • Super Falcons Maul Egypt 6-2, to Face Cameroon in Blockbuster Q’final • Boat operators call on NIWA to boost waterway safety • FG eyes $50bn investments from 22 offshore projects • LASWA concludes Africa’s first ferry safety mentoring programme • Kano nabs fake health workers running illegal outreach • Army puts N60m price on wanted ISWAP gov, deputy • Dagbolu Dry Port revival tops Oyebamiji’s trade agenda • Lekki Port recommits to top security standards • Osun Govt To Sue EFCC Over Account Freeze • Laniyan Bags Another Appointment as Oyo State Baseball and Softball Board Chairman • Flying Eagles Edge Cote d’Ivoire to Set up B’Faso Final • Over 300 Participants Surge into Nat Idowu Summer Camp • “We Froze Osun Account To Prevent Illegal Diversion Of Funds” – EFCC • WAFCON 2026: Super Falcons’ Rating Player-By-Player In Big Win Over Egypt • REGSEC to demolish structures on waterways at Laboma, Agbogbloshie next week • Seth Terkper calls for greater use of diaspora remittances to drive Ghana's development • RTI Commission fines 254 public institutions GH¢20,000 each for failing to submit annual reports • Lawyers challenge vacation hearings in Abdul-Wahab, Adu-Boahen cases • Expired beverages and food products destroyed in Ho • Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s residence • Super Falcons Maul Egypt 6-2, to Face Cameroon in Blockbuster Q’final • Boat operators call on NIWA to boost waterway safety • FG eyes $50bn investments from 22 offshore projects • LASWA concludes Africa’s first ferry safety mentoring programme • Kano nabs fake health workers running illegal outreach • Army puts N60m price on wanted ISWAP gov, deputy • Dagbolu Dry Port revival tops Oyebamiji’s trade agenda • Lekki Port recommits to top security standards • Osun Govt To Sue EFCC Over Account Freeze • Laniyan Bags Another Appointment as Oyo State Baseball and Softball Board Chairman • Flying Eagles Edge Cote d’Ivoire to Set up B’Faso Final • Over 300 Participants Surge into Nat Idowu Summer Camp

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WAFCON 2026: Super Falcons Thrash Egypt 6-2 To Qualify For Quarterfinals Alongside Malawi As Zambia Crash Out

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Nigeria’s Super Falcons have qualified for the quarterfinals of the Women’s African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after hammering Egypt 6-2, in their final Group C game on Wednesday.

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